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can the us avoid a government shutdown? politicians have until midnight friday to agree legislation preventing a funding freeze. i'm kasia madera, in london. also, new zealand's my minister and ounces she is expecting her first child. and as the two koreas announce plans to march under a single flag at the winter olympics, we speak to north korean skiers flee-er; hg”; egg-93:25 k; 1-995» .. 7 ,., 7 .. 7. land. followed by the deadly mudslides there caused ki; er}; eli? 235-3 ,, the warming el nino current caused that spike in 1998. temperatures dipped for a few years after that, but in 2015 and 2016 el nino is back with record highs. but look — 2017 had no heating from el nino and it's in the top three hottest years. a clear sign that greenhouse gases are the main drivers of warming. what this is showing really is that these influences of the human activity on climate through our emissions of greenhouse gases are really dwarfing the natural climate processes associated with el nino. flooding near the coasts, like this
can the us avoid a government shutdown? politicians have until midnight friday to agree legislation preventing a funding freeze. i'm kasia madera, in london. also, new zealand's my minister and ounces she is expecting her first child. and as the two koreas announce plans to march under a single flag at the winter olympics, we speak to north korean skiers flee-er; hg”; egg-93:25 k; 1-995» .. 7 ,., 7 .. 7. land. followed by the deadly mudslides there caused ki; er}; eli? 235-3 ,, the warming...
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the stalemate in congress hitting the us dollar. traders weighing up the risk of a government shut down. we start in washington, dc. the us government faces running out of money unless congress can agree a budget deal before midnight tonight. a so—called shutdown could see government offices closed, thousands of staff sent home and military personnel unpaid. in the last few hours, the house of representatives has passed a short term bill to fund the government until february 16th. but getting it through the senate is proving much more difficult. so what's the disagreement about? well, here's one major sticking point — the fate of 800,000 so—called dreamers, people who came to the us illegally as children and face the prospect of deportation. democrats are using the budget talks as leverage to try and stop that. then there's the children's healthcare programme, which provides insurance for millions of low income kids. it cost $16.9 billion last year and president trump wants it reformed. so what if congress can't agree? last ti
the stalemate in congress hitting the us dollar. traders weighing up the risk of a government shut down. we start in washington, dc. the us government faces running out of money unless congress can agree a budget deal before midnight tonight. a so—called shutdown could see government offices closed, thousands of staff sent home and military personnel unpaid. in the last few hours, the house of representatives has passed a short term bill to fund the government until february 16th. but getting...
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it is gold or bust for us. it is gold or bust for us. us. we are strong, strong women, strong competitors. strong competitors. over 250 metres, and this is my sport. after returning home from winning the australian open on sunday. in melbourne to lift his 20th grand slam title at the age of 36. challenge cup. gone from the la clippers to the pistons. pistons. eight in the row, the cavaliers are eighth in the conference. eighth in the conference. eight to make the play—offs —— their competitors. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. and it is going to turn colder. arriving on wednesday. at the moment, there's some rain across quite a few areas of the uk. all the way from the arctic is starting to set in. on wednesday, particularly because of the strength of the wind. in the south—east of the country. so here, it's not too cold — around, say, 8—5 degrees. but the cold air has already set in across northern areas. and you can see the white here — that's where the wintry showers are. so let's start with scotla
it is gold or bust for us. it is gold or bust for us. us. we are strong, strong women, strong competitors. strong competitors. over 250 metres, and this is my sport. after returning home from winning the australian open on sunday. in melbourne to lift his 20th grand slam title at the age of 36. challenge cup. gone from the la clippers to the pistons. pistons. eight in the row, the cavaliers are eighth in the conference. eighth in the conference. eight to make the play—offs —— their...
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we trusted not only larry nasser, but the professionals around us, to keep us safe. we trusted his colleagues, we trusted msu and usag to be vetting the doctor they sent us to be vetting the doctor they sent us to, that he followed protocol and was legitimate. all i can think is that when i was sitting on his table, there is no way he could do this if he was approved to take care of us. children need adults they can trust. you come off the bar and walk into the treatment room, you must be ina into the treatment room, you must be in a state of dread. i really was. not all victims were, because they did not realise what had happened to them at the time. you see varying emotions. you will see victims who did not realise they were assaulted and only realised later that the you see some devastated because they felt something was wrong. you see all of those emotions. but that is why it is imperative to have adults you can trust, because for those of us you can trust, because for those of us who did feel something was wrong, we had no one to turn to. the little girls who cr
we trusted not only larry nasser, but the professionals around us, to keep us safe. we trusted his colleagues, we trusted msu and usag to be vetting the doctor they sent us to be vetting the doctor they sent us to, that he followed protocol and was legitimate. all i can think is that when i was sitting on his table, there is no way he could do this if he was approved to take care of us. children need adults they can trust. you come off the bar and walk into the treatment room, you must be ina...
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you have helped us by being an breakfast with us helped us by being an breakfast with us now, letting us know about this facility. we wish you all the best, thank you for talking to us. thank you. i have enabled my phone, it is so simple and it makes such a difference. it is 8:56am. when 95—year—old marjorie thomas lost her raf veteran husband colin in 2014, she was at a loss and feeling alone in the world. shortly after, the royal air forces association befriending service introduced her to sean, a former air vice marshall, and they've exchanged e—mails every single day since. now they're sending a teddy bear — bertie — around the world to raise awareness of the service. here's how our reporterjj chalmers got on when he went to meet the three of them on one of their regular lunches. it's a friendship that might at first seem unlikely. welcome! i get my arm underneath yours. tell me when. but 95-year-old marjorie thomas, a great—grandmother from solihull, and shawn belle, a company director and former raf commander, have been firm friends for three yea rs. have been firm f
you have helped us by being an breakfast with us helped us by being an breakfast with us now, letting us know about this facility. we wish you all the best, thank you for talking to us. thank you. i have enabled my phone, it is so simple and it makes such a difference. it is 8:56am. when 95—year—old marjorie thomas lost her raf veteran husband colin in 2014, she was at a loss and feeling alone in the world. shortly after, the royal air forces association befriending service introduced her...
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vision of us. as far as the diplomatic corps are concerned, they are fine. it is the fact that what donald trump wants is for us to stand there and cheer for him like his rallies in ohio. that is not going to happen and that is what he is demanding and no—one can control that. so that takes us to the sunday express because they report that he will come to the united kingdom later this year for will come to the united kingdom later this yearfor a full will come to the united kingdom later this year for a full state visit. with all the bells and whistles than carriages... meeting the queen... it does not look as if he will be going to the royal wedding but it looks as if he is going to have a very nice show we visit —— show with a wide visit, possibly in june. this visit —— show with a wide visit, possibly injune. this story has a field that it will definitely happen and with all the show and pomp that should appease him. this is the problem. my problem is —— background is in theatre. y
vision of us. as far as the diplomatic corps are concerned, they are fine. it is the fact that what donald trump wants is for us to stand there and cheer for him like his rallies in ohio. that is not going to happen and that is what he is demanding and no—one can control that. so that takes us to the sunday express because they report that he will come to the united kingdom later this year for will come to the united kingdom later this yearfor a full will come to the united kingdom later this...
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also in the programme: both the uk and the us give us their latest economic growth numbers today, we'll look at what we can expect to see. keeping across the latest market action, in europe they have opened up action, in europe they have opened up mixed, over in asia we saw stocks extend their winning run on friday, and also it was a similar story on wall street with a record closing high. we will get the inside track on brand trump. as the white house hijacked the media coverage of this yea r‘s world hijacked the media coverage of this year's world economic forum? i will talk to the global chief executive of the media and advertising agency dentsu aegis. hello and welcome to business live. in just a few hours‘ time the world economic forum in davos will hear the speech they've been waiting all week for. the us president donald trump is expected to repeat his call for an america first approach to international trade and call on businesses to invest more in his country. many of them will be concerned about the rise of protectionism. but the trump administration says they shouldn't be
also in the programme: both the uk and the us give us their latest economic growth numbers today, we'll look at what we can expect to see. keeping across the latest market action, in europe they have opened up action, in europe they have opened up mixed, over in asia we saw stocks extend their winning run on friday, and also it was a similar story on wall street with a record closing high. we will get the inside track on brand trump. as the white house hijacked the media coverage of this yea...
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there was a bus driver in front of us. and he came over and said, "there's someone dead in the road". the uk is heading towards "a dilution of brexit", according to the former cabinet minister theresa villiers. hospitals in the afghan capital, kabul, struggle to cope with casualties from a suicide bombing that killed at least 95 people and injured 158 others. also in the next hour: walk—on girls will no longer be used by the professional darts corporation. the practice will be abandoned, starting with this weekend's masters in milton keynes, after talks with broadcasters. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9:35. this morning's reviewers are peter conradi, the foreign editor of the sunday times, and the journalist james rampton. good morning, and welcome to bbc news. police are hunting for a man who is believed to have fled the scene after a crash that killed three teenage boys at a bus stop in west london. a 28—year—old man was arrested on friday night on suspicion of causing death by dangerous drivin
there was a bus driver in front of us. and he came over and said, "there's someone dead in the road". the uk is heading towards "a dilution of brexit", according to the former cabinet minister theresa villiers. hospitals in the afghan capital, kabul, struggle to cope with casualties from a suicide bombing that killed at least 95 people and injured 158 others. also in the next hour: walk—on girls will no longer be used by the professional darts corporation. the practice...
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sorry, but there's no other word one can use but racist. the president is understood to be referring polly toohey et, recently hit by hurricane matthew and one of central america's poorest nations. there's been a strong reaction. translation: if patients were to leave the united states, this would be bad for the american economy, not just the workforce but people from haiti invest in the united states. in addition to america's neighbours, donald trump also spoke of african nations in a derogatory way. we do a lot of business with norway... by contrast, donald trump, who met the norwegian prime minister, is reported to have wondered why the us shouldn't have more people from that country. mr trump has since tweeted: but many senior politicians were in the room and said the president did use the offensive terminology. the room and said the president did use the offensive terminologylj cannot use the offensive terminology.” cannot believe that in the history of the white house in that oval office, any president has ever spoken the words that
sorry, but there's no other word one can use but racist. the president is understood to be referring polly toohey et, recently hit by hurricane matthew and one of central america's poorest nations. there's been a strong reaction. translation: if patients were to leave the united states, this would be bad for the american economy, not just the workforce but people from haiti invest in the united states. in addition to america's neighbours, donald trump also spoke of african nations in a...
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once the frost lifted, many of us had a cool day but with some sunny many of us had a cool day but with some sunny skies. we're still under the influence of the cold air for a time. but out in the atlantic there are indications of something a bit milder starting to come in in the middle of the week. this evening we will have a bit more of a breeze developing and some nuisance cloud in the south which will continue to drift in off the coast, where temperatures will stay above freezing. further north, the clear skies will allow temperatures have dropped like a stone and they will be down to —10 in sheltered glens of scotland. that easterly breeze will continue to drag in cloud off the coast bringing the odd spot or two of drizzle. with lighter winds developing, fog could be more of a problem as we move into tuesday morning, some of it dense and slow to move away. it could be quite a tricky start to tuesday morning. this frontal system starts to push him from the atlantic and ahead of it, it's going to drag in some southerly winds, and so slightly less cold air ahead of it. we still get
once the frost lifted, many of us had a cool day but with some sunny many of us had a cool day but with some sunny skies. we're still under the influence of the cold air for a time. but out in the atlantic there are indications of something a bit milder starting to come in in the middle of the week. this evening we will have a bit more of a breeze developing and some nuisance cloud in the south which will continue to drift in off the coast, where temperatures will stay above freezing. further...
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tell us cannot even source it for you. tell us what that means. if that is true, it will not come as a big surprise to pretty much anyone. most it will not come as a big surprise to pretty much anyone. m was justin 2“? he "7 ”ff fa-en he can wm” 77 aen he can a- -eal ,, e framework an a- -eal ,, e framework of a- -eal ,, 77 framework of the eal ,, to is within the framework of the north free trade north american free trade agreement: is between canada, the % fragment eee???“ ff“?:“:’t“¥f“t%t’ " ' t' t and mexico. within that are dispute to any dispute. 7:73; is i ’ f $ avenue that the canadian one avenue that the canadian government, along with bombardier, will take in trying to resolve this commercial dispute essentially between bombardier and boeing. another avenue they could take is to go to the world trade organisation, an international body looking at trade disputes. i am going to com pletely trade disputes. i am going to completely backtrack. don't you love live television? i do. so do i, especially when you have to do
tell us cannot even source it for you. tell us what that means. if that is true, it will not come as a big surprise to pretty much anyone. most it will not come as a big surprise to pretty much anyone. m was justin 2“? he "7 ”ff fa-en he can wm” 77 aen he can a- -eal ,, e framework an a- -eal ,, e framework of a- -eal ,, 77 framework of the eal ,, to is within the framework of the north free trade north american free trade agreement: is between canada, the % fragment eee???“...
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kamal is with us in davos. robinjust making the point that last year, the big keynote speaker was president xi jin ping. this year, we are talking about donald trump, and the two of them are in a spat about steel. these increased tariffs set up the arrival of president trump on friday. as you say, what a contrast with this time last year, xi jin ping talking about globalisation. he is the first president to visit the economic forum since 2000 and bill clinton. will he be telling the world comedy with america's wait while we will go it alone? from what we have seen today, it looks like he will be heavy on protectionism and the america— first time. a pretty aggressive message for the delegates. it is interesting, because among the speakers today, we have the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, and we are hearing about steel tariffs being slapped on asian economies today, but the north american free trade agreement is a big issue, and we know that president trump is talking about renegotiating that complet
kamal is with us in davos. robinjust making the point that last year, the big keynote speaker was president xi jin ping. this year, we are talking about donald trump, and the two of them are in a spat about steel. these increased tariffs set up the arrival of president trump on friday. as you say, what a contrast with this time last year, xi jin ping talking about globalisation. he is the first president to visit the economic forum since 2000 and bill clinton. will he be telling the world...
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around us. how can we start to merge those things together in effective ways? how can we create holograms right before you, for things that would be less safe if you were to do them in the real world, or that you might need additional information, besides what you can build around you in the real world? closed and locked. looks behind him to check that. vr 140. it is a very convincing illusion that there is a pilot in here with me. any questions? do we have a specific altitude restriction? a year in development, cap is actually modelled on a real pilot. we have an opportunity to take some of our friends who are pilots, in this case one in particular, and see if he would actually subject himself to a full—body scan, the then be able to use him as our avatar. so that's who we have, an actual pilot, who knows the mannerisms and gestures, that we can put into that virtual pilot's seat. but is this another instance of technology putting people out of theirjobs? no, not at all. it's to provide stude
around us. how can we start to merge those things together in effective ways? how can we create holograms right before you, for things that would be less safe if you were to do them in the real world, or that you might need additional information, besides what you can build around you in the real world? closed and locked. looks behind him to check that. vr 140. it is a very convincing illusion that there is a pilot in here with me. any questions? do we have a specific altitude restriction? a...
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us. the expectation is that that will carry on, lots of art is to do with commodities? if we have a country like china, the biggest consumer of commodities growing widely, commodity prices go up. there are lots of different issues. china is trying to close down some of its dirtiest coal mines. all rising, strong demand, how far can it go? we will wait and see. you will talk as do the iceland story, it is fascinating, the idea that the supermarket might try to ban plastic by 2023. for now, thank you. and still to come: forget typing. start talking. get that the right way round! with the boom in smart devices that you can talk to — we meet one firm that says it will also revolutionise the way we shop. you're with business live from bbc news. let's talk about some companies with profits news out. greggs has met market expectations for the christmas period, with like—for like sales of 3% in the fourth quarter. —— like—for—like sales up 3%. the baker also announced it expects infla
us. the expectation is that that will carry on, lots of art is to do with commodities? if we have a country like china, the biggest consumer of commodities growing widely, commodity prices go up. there are lots of different issues. china is trying to close down some of its dirtiest coal mines. all rising, strong demand, how far can it go? we will wait and see. you will talk as do the iceland story, it is fascinating, the idea that the supermarket might try to ban plastic by 2023. for now, thank...
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through tonight, blue colours on the map, showing us us a sharp frost around. during the early hours of monday morning, in the towns and cities, it's below freezing in the north, minus double digits across parts of scotland and northern england. less cold around the far south as there is more cloud fishing in here which edges further northwards through the midlands by lunchtime. northern england and northern ireland holding onto sparkling winter sunshine through the day. temperatures of 2—6d for most of us after a cold and frosty start of the day. monday night and we continue to see cloud in the south moving further northwards. with light winds, some fairly dense fog patches forming in the early hours of tuesday. temperatures not as cold because we have that fog keeping temperatures from falling too low but watch out for potential disruption on tuesday morning, thanks to this dense fog patches. 0n tuesday, this weather system tries to move in from the west but before it gets there, a lot of dry weather. you can see the mist and fog on tuesday morning. it will
through tonight, blue colours on the map, showing us us a sharp frost around. during the early hours of monday morning, in the towns and cities, it's below freezing in the north, minus double digits across parts of scotland and northern england. less cold around the far south as there is more cloud fishing in here which edges further northwards through the midlands by lunchtime. northern england and northern ireland holding onto sparkling winter sunshine through the day. temperatures of 2—6d...
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if you have used spice or are affected by people who use it, tell us affected by people who use it, tell us what difference the two year ban has made? does the law do enough to protect free speech at university? we will hear from both sides. people are saying will i feel vulnerable? you will feel uncomfortable, vulnerable. everything will be scary, guess what, ideas that have changed the world historically over many years have fought racism. plus: there is more one way than to be the best. apply now. no more of your country needs you and be the best, the army is changing the way it advertising for new recruits. it is moving to a more emotional style. your reaction to this very welcome — particularly if you serve in the armed forces. or if you are an army family. hello and welcome to the programme, we're live until 11am. throughout the programme we'll bring you the latest breaking news and developing stories and as always keen to hear from you. a little later we'll discuss the letter written by legendary french actor, catherine deneuve, who says men have the right to "hit on women" with
if you have used spice or are affected by people who use it, tell us affected by people who use it, tell us what difference the two year ban has made? does the law do enough to protect free speech at university? we will hear from both sides. people are saying will i feel vulnerable? you will feel uncomfortable, vulnerable. everything will be scary, guess what, ideas that have changed the world historically over many years have fought racism. plus: there is more one way than to be the best....
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the us ambassador says that the fortress of glass represents a new era between the us and the uk, a strengthening of the relationship. the fear of the diplomats is that the president's decision not to open the building signals for him, at least, that britain is not a priority. ministers hope it will change when he comes, if he comes. it's an important diplomatic partner for the uk. we want the close eest possible relationship with the us and look forward to a visit at some point in the future. for now, the closest we will get to seeing donald trump is this wax work, part of a pr stunt, life like in every respect but he does not speak or tweet. but he does not speak or tweet. 0ur north america editorjon sopeljoins me now. the real president trump tweets and makes comments and causes some real offence. yes it is hard to overstate in america ares how puritan call public discourse is. the networks, the newspapers are agonising weather to use the word that the president did. so shocking. but if a pollster were to speak to trump supporters and ask if was presidential, they would say no, and were they s
the us ambassador says that the fortress of glass represents a new era between the us and the uk, a strengthening of the relationship. the fear of the diplomats is that the president's decision not to open the building signals for him, at least, that britain is not a priority. ministers hope it will change when he comes, if he comes. it's an important diplomatic partner for the uk. we want the close eest possible relationship with the us and look forward to a visit at some point in the future....
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we use what we call remote—sensing techniques — we fit cameras to drones and aircraft, and even use satellites, to monitor the health of ecosystems. we use thermal imaging on these drones to monitor the status of the hydrological status of ecosystems. and it's not a click live without a little bit of magic — using artificial intelligence, of course. my name's tom london. i'm a magician, hacker and programmer. with technology, machines can think a thousand times faster than we can. and, because of this, i've worked out a way how to accomplish a thing i've wanted more than anything. to my right here, i've got a creoqode nova, an a! machine you can purchase and learn to build ai using something called 0pencv — an open—source library that allows you to create ai. that's hooked up to the cloud through the internet, which allows me to use multiple instances of service to do a large amount of computing injust a second. 0n the other end, i've got an alexa, which i'm sure you're all familiar with. i'll try and see if we can get it to read someone's mind. who would like to have their mind read? im
we use what we call remote—sensing techniques — we fit cameras to drones and aircraft, and even use satellites, to monitor the health of ecosystems. we use thermal imaging on these drones to monitor the status of the hydrological status of ecosystems. and it's not a click live without a little bit of magic — using artificial intelligence, of course. my name's tom london. i'm a magician, hacker and programmer. with technology, machines can think a thousand times faster than we can. and,...
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let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. don't hold back. tell us what you think about the legalisation of cannabis and its sale en masse in places like colorado. it is a hot debate. brexit dominates the headlines again. the uk prime minister is said to be fighting battles within her conservative party over the terms of leaving the european union and today the eu is expected to sign off on what it wants for the all—important transition phase. there are two key dates. the 29th march next year is when the uk government insists it's leaving the eu. the second is 31st december 2020. that's when the eu wants the so—called transition period to end. and brussels says the uk will stay in the customs union and single market until then, which means eu rules continue to apply even though the uk will have no say in making any changes. one big disagreement is likely to be over international trade deals. the eu argues that whilst the uk is still in the single market it can't sign its own trade deals without approval from brussels. but, on friday, the
let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. don't hold back. tell us what you think about the legalisation of cannabis and its sale en masse in places like colorado. it is a hot debate. brexit dominates the headlines again. the uk prime minister is said to be fighting battles within her conservative party over the terms of leaving the european union and today the eu is expected to sign off on what it wants for the all—important transition phase. there are two key dates. the 29th march next...
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glad you could join us. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london, and 2am in the swiss resort of davos, where one issue is dominating the start of the world economic forum, protectionism. it follows the decision by the us president donald trump to impose steep import tariffs on washing machines and solar panels. the move has been condemned by china and south korea, who fear it could choke off the revival in global trade. here's what both sides of the debate had to say. for both solar and washing machines, executive actions uphold the principle of fair trade and demonstrate to the world that the united states will not be taken advantage of any more. translation: our government is expressing regret for the latest us safeguard measures against our industry, i'vejust spoken to professor david kang, director of the korean studies institute at the university of southern california. he told me how he thought south korea would respond to the us tariffs. well, i think the relationship is so complex and intertwined that s
glad you could join us. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london, and 2am in the swiss resort of davos, where one issue is dominating the start of the world economic forum, protectionism. it follows the decision by the us president donald trump to impose steep import tariffs on washing machines and solar panels. the move has been condemned by china and south korea, who fear it could choke off the revival in global trade. here's what both sides of the debate had to say. for both solar and washing...
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they thought they were told —— tool using birds. they we re were told —— tool using birds. they were ha rd to were told —— tool using birds. they were hard to reach. but because they we re were hard to reach. but because they were seen were hard to reach. but because they were seen to be potentially interesting and could reveal so much about this piece of technology they have started using spontaneously in the wild, these researchers from saint andrews built an aviary on that island so they could study the birds. bring in birds temporarily, put them to the test, see how they behave, and that is how this new research has been carried out. they are not just research has been carried out. they are notjust using hooks but they are notjust using hooks but they are making them, as well. exactly. the fact you can see in these experiments where they have time to how good they are when using the hooks at finding food, you can see how carefully they craft them in this video. this is a new caledonian crow. in one of the aviaries. they ta ke crow. in one of the aviaries. they take
they thought they were told —— tool using birds. they we re were told —— tool using birds. they were ha rd to were told —— tool using birds. they were hard to reach. but because they we re were hard to reach. but because they were seen were hard to reach. but because they were seen to be potentially interesting and could reveal so much about this piece of technology they have started using spontaneously in the wild, these researchers from saint andrews built an aviary on that island...
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very good to have you with us. good to give us your time. thank you. the queen has been talking about some of the challenges she faced at her coronation in 1953, including the weight of the imperial state crown. she's been speaking to the royal commentator alastair bruce for a bbc programme marking the 65th anniversary of the ceremony. a key piece of advice from her majesty — just in case you ever need to know — is don't look down. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. she famously doesn't do interviews. this is probably as close as she'll get: a conversation with questions about the coronation, the crownjewels, and the imperial state crown worn by her and her father, king george vi. fortunately, my father and i have about the same sort of shaped head. once you put it on, it stays. it just remains itself. you have to keep your head very still? yes. it was huge then. yes. very unwieldy. you can't look down to read a speech, you have take the speech up because if you did, your neck would break, it would fall off. it's difficult to always
very good to have you with us. good to give us your time. thank you. the queen has been talking about some of the challenges she faced at her coronation in 1953, including the weight of the imperial state crown. she's been speaking to the royal commentator alastair bruce for a bbc programme marking the 65th anniversary of the ceremony. a key piece of advice from her majesty — just in case you ever need to know — is don't look down. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. she...
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thank you forjoining us. just tell us thank you forjoining us. just tell us why you have a blue badge. what is your condition? i live with a condition called neurofibromatosis where tumours grow on the nerve endings and that causes scoliosis, which affected my walking so i walk with a walking stick. what has been your experience of the blue badge? you have had a feud tricky incident and confrontations. i have had a few insta nces and confrontations. i have had a few instances where maybe i have parked up instances where maybe i have parked up and i'm not quite ready to get out of the car, due to sorting things out in the car and people have been beeping at me, basically insinuating i should move out of the disabled bay. iwill insinuating i should move out of the disabled bay. i will hold up my badge. i've had people coming and knocking on my car window, trying to get me to move on, but again, you show them the blue badge, and then they will walk off but no apologies for it. if you looked at me, you know, in my situation, it is a hidden disability
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join us. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello. the recent run of cloudy days continue for many during saturday, although there were some notable exceptions to the rule. the north—east of scotland has fared quite nicely lately and that was been the way of again, although go too far north and you end up with shower activities. 0ut west, it really was one of those days — a frontal system stalled there with a lot of cloud and rain and the remnants of that are still there as we start the new day on sunday. far less in the way of rainfall across many areas, southern highlands of scotland, the cumbrian fells could see more than theirfair share for a time during the morning, and as the front weakens and the cloud against to break, there will be some sunny spells around, but you get the sense there is an awful lot of cloud still to be had across england and wales, the eastern side of scotland. temperatures perhaps a degree or two back on where we have been of late for many, save for the north—w
join us. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello. the recent run of cloudy days continue for many during saturday, although there were some notable exceptions to the rule. the north—east of scotland has fared quite nicely lately and that was been the way of again, although go too far north and you end up with shower activities. 0ut west, it really was one of those days — a frontal system stalled there with a lot of cloud and rain and the remnants of that are still there as we start the new...
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the gp hc told us any problem at all. the gp hc told us it conducted a thorough investigation, both looking into mr lawton's concerns, and evidence from boots senior management. it concluded there wasn't sufficient evidence to suggest that mr patient safety across the organisation, and understaffing was not systemic. however, it told us the information provided by mr lawton assists them when inspecting boots pharmacies. the regulation around pharmacy is inadequate. we need regulatory standards to specify what staffing levels must be in pharmacies.|j agree with that, the idea that staffing levels are too difficult to set and don't allow flexibility. i don't think anybody could have envisaged that the employment of a pharmacist would devolve on such an enormous international company. the regulator told us that pharmacy owners are best placed to set staffing levels. it is also providing new patient safety guidance this year which will stress that owners must provide enough qualified staff. our pharmacies are busy places, but
the gp hc told us any problem at all. the gp hc told us it conducted a thorough investigation, both looking into mr lawton's concerns, and evidence from boots senior management. it concluded there wasn't sufficient evidence to suggest that mr patient safety across the organisation, and understaffing was not systemic. however, it told us the information provided by mr lawton assists them when inspecting boots pharmacies. the regulation around pharmacy is inadequate. we need regulatory standards...
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our sydney correspondent film us are sent us this. we have seen a barge carrying the wreckage of the plane. the barge is on its way to a boat ramp. eventually, it will be taken to canberra for a forensic investigation. this operation began at dawn just north of sydney. the police using inflatable bags and giant slings, lifting the wreckage of the bottom of the hawkesbury river. it was lifted by crane onto the barge. a very complicated and time—consuming operation but it is an operation that will lie at the heart of this investigation. what can you tell us about reports which are circulating, that this plane had previously been used as a crop—duster and in some way had been rebuilt after a previous accident? we know that is the case. we know this aircraft had been involved in another fatal accident in australia 20 years ago. it was previously used as an agricultural aircraft, as a crop—duster, and it crashed near the new south wales city of armadale 20 yea rs new south wales city of armadale 20 years ago. it was allowed to be reb
our sydney correspondent film us are sent us this. we have seen a barge carrying the wreckage of the plane. the barge is on its way to a boat ramp. eventually, it will be taken to canberra for a forensic investigation. this operation began at dawn just north of sydney. the police using inflatable bags and giant slings, lifting the wreckage of the bottom of the hawkesbury river. it was lifted by crane onto the barge. a very complicated and time—consuming operation but it is an operation that...
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let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag #beyond100days. bionic limbs were until recently things of fantasy — brought to life by hollywood screenwriters. now, they exist in reality, allowing people wearing them to actually feel what they are touching. for the first time a bionic hand is being taken out of the lab and tested in the real world. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has been to rome to meet the woman who's been using it and see what a difference it makes to her life. here's his exclusive report. a bionic hand with a sense of touch. and here is the proof. blindfolded, almarina mascarello knows whether what she's holding is soft or hard. she gets it right every time. over lunch she told me that nearly 25 years after losing her hand in a factory accident, it is almost like it is back again. translation: the feeling is spontaneous, as if it were your real hand. you are finally able to do things that before or difficult. like getting dressed, putting on shoes. all mundane but important things. you feel complete. the world's firs
let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag #beyond100days. bionic limbs were until recently things of fantasy — brought to life by hollywood screenwriters. now, they exist in reality, allowing people wearing them to actually feel what they are touching. for the first time a bionic hand is being taken out of the lab and tested in the real world. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has been to rome to meet the woman who's been using it and see what a difference it makes to her life....
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you can also find us on facebook. hello, i'm nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today. from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: super sub ageuro saves the day against bristol city in the english cup. kerber puts williams out of the contest in sydney with a powerful three set performance. but the dakar rally motorbike champion is out of the race
you can also find us on facebook. hello, i'm nick marshall—mccormack and this is sport today. from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: super sub ageuro saves the day against bristol city in the english cup. kerber puts williams out of the contest in sydney with a powerful three set performance. but the dakar rally motorbike champion is out of the race
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stay with us. from robotics to coding — how one small malaysian town is becoming one of the region's top hubs for start—ups. that is coming up next on asia business report. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello that. a very different feel to the weather over the next few days. the transition began during sunday. with nsome snow down to the south—west, it was milder. skip ahead to tuesday and all of us will be into that mild air which is moving in our direction on this south—westerly wind, having more of an influence across the british isles as we go through the next couple of days. this monday morning starts off as a milder note for most with icy stretches across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. but many places starting the day with significantly higher temperatures. one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast as well. but that rain will be clearing off very quickly, and then through the day, we are looking at la
stay with us. from robotics to coding — how one small malaysian town is becoming one of the region's top hubs for start—ups. that is coming up next on asia business report. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello that. a very different feel to the weather over the next few days. the transition began during sunday. with nsome snow down to the south—west, it was milder. skip ahead to tuesday and all of us will be into that mild air which is moving in our direction on this...
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tell us about what has been happening there. we have seen a barge carrying the wreckage close to where we are at westhead travelling through the body of water behind me into pit water northern sydney. it will be taken to canberra for a forensic investigation, now this salvage operation began at dawn here just to the north of sydney. the police using inflatable bags and giant sling, lifting the wreckage off the bottom of the hawksbury river when it was on the surface, it was lifted out by a crane, on to that barge, a very complicated and time consuming operation, but it is an operation that will lie at the heart of this investigation. and what can you tell us, phil about some reports that are circulating that this plane had been previously used as a crop duster and had been in some way rebuilt after a previous accident? well, we know thatis previous accident? well, we know that is the case, we know that this aircraft had been involved in another fatal accident here in australia 20 years ago, it was previously used as an agricultu
tell us about what has been happening there. we have seen a barge carrying the wreckage close to where we are at westhead travelling through the body of water behind me into pit water northern sydney. it will be taken to canberra for a forensic investigation, now this salvage operation began at dawn here just to the north of sydney. the police using inflatable bags and giant sling, lifting the wreckage off the bottom of the hawksbury river when it was on the surface, it was lifted out by a...
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if you have used spice or are affected by people who use it, tell us affected by people who use it, tell us what difference the two year ban has made? does the law do enough to protect free speech at university? we will hear from both sides. people are saying will i feel
if you have used spice or are affected by people who use it, tell us affected by people who use it, tell us what difference the two year ban has made? does the law do enough to protect free speech at university? we will hear from both sides. people are saying will i feel
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stay with us. hello there. following what has been a pretty stormy start to 2018, the weekend holds something a little quieter for most of us, but colder, and it will feel cold as well as the wind, northeasterly wind, strengthens. and of course it's getting colder, so what we've seen through the day on friday is a smattering of snow on the hills. those weather fronts have continued southwards through the night so a further smattering of snow and clearly an ice risk across many northern areas. but even further south, as temperatures fall close to freezing as well for dawn this morning, and some showers around, that poses a risk of fog as well, some dense fog potentially, through southern areas but particularly across parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire and the vale of york but not to be excluded further south either where we will keep a lot of showers through the day ahead and quite cloudy skies. as the wind starts to strengthen, it will be quite bitter. the wind is quite a feature further no
stay with us. hello there. following what has been a pretty stormy start to 2018, the weekend holds something a little quieter for most of us, but colder, and it will feel cold as well as the wind, northeasterly wind, strengthens. and of course it's getting colder, so what we've seen through the day on friday is a smattering of snow on the hills. those weather fronts have continued southwards through the night so a further smattering of snow and clearly an ice risk across many northern areas....
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stay with us here. also on the programme: world heavyweight champion anthony joshua says he‘s ready to go to war in his unification clash with kiwi joseph parker. that and more in the sport briefing. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america‘s oldest industry, and it‘s one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she‘d been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws, passed by the country‘s new multiracial government, and enrolled at formerly white schools. tonight sees the 9,610th performance of her long—running play, the mousetrap. when
stay with us here. also on the programme: world heavyweight champion anthony joshua says he‘s ready to go to war in his unification clash with kiwi joseph parker. that and more in the sport briefing. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america‘s oldest industry, and it‘s one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop...
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the election of us president donald trump took many by surprise, including us markets. jitters were felt across the board at the prospect of a president with very little political experience. but the day after his election, stocks were trading higher, because of mr trump's campaign promises. the market has stormed up based on tax reform and infrastructure, those have been the two drivers. so if we can get those in place, maybe the market can finally settle and justify some of the valuations. it was the legislative promises of this administration that brought some of the euphoria on us markets, breaking records 70 times this year alone. but in terms of actual laws on the books, tax reform has onlyjust made it to the president's desk, squeaking in at the tail end of 2017. we have created 2.2 million jobs since the election, unemployment is at a 17—year low, the unemployment rate in the manufacturing business is the lowest in recorded history. consumer confidence is a 17—point high, pensions and retirement accounts are soaring, as the stock market hit 85 new record hig
the election of us president donald trump took many by surprise, including us markets. jitters were felt across the board at the prospect of a president with very little political experience. but the day after his election, stocks were trading higher, because of mr trump's campaign promises. the market has stormed up based on tax reform and infrastructure, those have been the two drivers. so if we can get those in place, maybe the market can finally settle and justify some of the valuations. it...
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president trump has denied making the remarks, including the use of an expletive. a democratic senator, who sat next to mr trump, insists the president did use the phrase, repeatedly. from washington, nick bryant reports. this is a great and important day to martin luther king... the forces of american history seemed to collide at the white house today. donald trump signing a proclamation in honour of the civil rights leader, martin luther king, of the civil rights leader, martin luther king, at the moment he stands accused of using a slur directed at african nations. here though he stuck to his script. today we celebrate dr king for standing up for that self—evident truth americans hold so dear that, no matter the colour of our skin or the place of our birth, we are all created equal by god. reporter: mr president, will you give an apology for the statement yesterday? after the ceremony came a very unceremonious commotion. mr president, are you a racist? a sitting president being asked by a reporter if he is racist. ...answer serious questions about your stateme
president trump has denied making the remarks, including the use of an expletive. a democratic senator, who sat next to mr trump, insists the president did use the phrase, repeatedly. from washington, nick bryant reports. this is a great and important day to martin luther king... the forces of american history seemed to collide at the white house today. donald trump signing a proclamation in honour of the civil rights leader, martin luther king, of the civil rights leader, martin luther king,...
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many of us will be dry, chilly on saturday. rain preceded by snow in places, heading across the uk on sunday. goodbye for now. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm in singapore. the headlines: is this a thaw in relations? northampton career agree to gestures of goodwill at the winter olympic games. was the cia double agent responsible for a major breach in the us spy network in china? also in the programme, powerful stories of abuse at the sentencing of a former team usa gymnastics doctor on a dann two in court. historic french victory over the english, so why is president macron lending the bayeux tapestry to the uk? live from singapore and london...
many of us will be dry, chilly on saturday. rain preceded by snow in places, heading across the uk on sunday. goodbye for now. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm in singapore. the headlines: is this a thaw in relations? northampton career agree to gestures of goodwill at the winter olympic games. was the cia double agent responsible for a major breach in the us spy network in china? also in the programme, powerful stories of abuse at the sentencing of a former team usa gymnastics doctor on a dann...
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let us know — just use the #bbcbizlive. that's an easy question, i would miss your tweets the most! hello and welcome to business live. as europe's biggest economy germany often sets the tone for what's happening across the rest of the continent. and a big pay increase could be on the cards if germany's biggest trade union, ig metall, gets its way in the latest round of talks with the industrial manufacturers that are the bedrock of the economy. ig metall represents about 2.3 million workers and wants an above inflation 6% pay rise. the other key demand is the flexibility of switching to a 28—hour working week. the union is threatening more strikes. but one of the big concerns for companies is that unemployment is at a record low 3.6%, so they're worried there won't be enough staff to fulfil all orders if those workers have the option of less hours. unemployment has also been falling across the rest of the eurozone as the global economy continues to pick up, so workers are in a strong position to demand higher wages. if they get them, it could prove helpfulfor meeting the european
let us know — just use the #bbcbizlive. that's an easy question, i would miss your tweets the most! hello and welcome to business live. as europe's biggest economy germany often sets the tone for what's happening across the rest of the continent. and a big pay increase could be on the cards if germany's biggest trade union, ig metall, gets its way in the latest round of talks with the industrial manufacturers that are the bedrock of the economy. ig metall represents about 2.3 million workers...
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thank you for being with us. thank you for being with us. china has banned the import of millions of tonnes of plastic waste, such as the packaging that we throw into our household recycling bins. until now, the uk government has exported our plastic waste, shipping it to china, to go into landfill there. as a result, this will put the british recycling industry under huge pressure, with experts warning that local authorities could reduce collections because of the costs. 0ur correspondent, dan johnson is at a recycling plant in southwark in south london. tell us more about it dan. yes, this is the sort of stuff that could have been shipped to china for recycling, not just been shipped to china for recycling, notjust going into landfill. things like plastic bottlings would be shipped over, processed, would be made into new products and sold back to us even, but now china has said no more it has enough plastics and waste of its own to deal with. it cannot take ours, this centre already deals with its own recycling here. it is run by a private
thank you for being with us. thank you for being with us. china has banned the import of millions of tonnes of plastic waste, such as the packaging that we throw into our household recycling bins. until now, the uk government has exported our plastic waste, shipping it to china, to go into landfill there. as a result, this will put the british recycling industry under huge pressure, with experts warning that local authorities could reduce collections because of the costs. 0ur correspondent, dan...
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stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we meet the cameroonian refugee boxer in south korea, fighting for acceptance. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she'd been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws, passed by the country's new multiracial government, and enrolled at formerly white schools. tonight sees the 9,610th performance of her long—running play, the mousetrap. when they heard about her death today, the management considered whether to cancel tonight's performa
stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we meet the cameroonian refugee boxer in south korea, fighting for acceptance. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply...
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he used to do it. but with the advent of independence, the power and influence of india's royal rulers was coming to an end. come partition, the muslim nawab wanted to make junagadh part of the newly created islamic pakistan... even though the town is more than 80% hindu and hundreds of kilometres from the border. infuriated, the new indian government rallied its troops. the news started coming that the army is coming with huge tanks and trucks and jeeps and artillery and guns and everything are there. junagadh state was besieged on three sides also. an economic blockade was ordered, cutting off supplies of food and resources into the region. eventually, junagadh acceded to india and the nawab fled to pakistan. yet to this day, 70 years on, his great—grandson still lays claim to junagadh. and the episode lingers as a reminder of the last days of the raj in india. and 65 kilometres down the road in the gir sanctuary, the nawab‘s legacy as an animal lover extraordinaire continues with the most regal
he used to do it. but with the advent of independence, the power and influence of india's royal rulers was coming to an end. come partition, the muslim nawab wanted to make junagadh part of the newly created islamic pakistan... even though the town is more than 80% hindu and hundreds of kilometres from the border. infuriated, the new indian government rallied its troops. the news started coming that the army is coming with huge tanks and trucks and jeeps and artillery and guns and everything...
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thanks forjoining us. david thompson from the unite union, with his reaction. bombard era gully —— bombardier winning this dispute with boeing. thanks forjoining us. with me now isjim fitzpatrick — who's been reporting on this for bbc spotlight in northern ireland. he has been reporting on the bombardier story. which way did you expect this to go? the government in the uk and the canadian government suggested they thought it would go against them but in northern ireland here, we interviewed a judge, who used to work for itc, and she gave her, saying it was an independent process. the commerce department, the first part of the process, it judged what wrong had been done and it determined there had been wrong done by money given by foreign governments, the canadians and the uk, they came up with a tariff, 300%, but if the itcjudged there was no harm that tariff would go away and that is effectively what they have done. we don't know why they have done. we don't know why they have done. we don't know wh
thanks forjoining us. david thompson from the unite union, with his reaction. bombard era gully —— bombardier winning this dispute with boeing. thanks forjoining us. with me now isjim fitzpatrick — who's been reporting on this for bbc spotlight in northern ireland. he has been reporting on the bombardier story. which way did you expect this to go? the government in the uk and the canadian government suggested they thought it would go against them but in northern ireland here, we...
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and don't forget, let us know what you are spotting online — use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. the markets very quickly. in asia, things are changing. at the beginning of the day they were all higherfry will beginning of the day they were all higher fry will —— following the lead from wall street. sentiments have changed. i will see you soon. a leading charity is claiming that thousands of parents in england are struggling to pay nursery fees because of problems accessing a government website. the pre—school learning alliance says glitches on the hmrc site have meant some parents are missing out on their right to 30 hours free childcare or tax breaks. 0ur education correspondent, elaine dunkley, reports. how many off the pink deep cover got? at a sparkling stars pre—school, the numbers do not add up. it is struggling financially provide children with 30 hours free week and says the government has not provided enough funding for the scheme. the only person that this policy is free to is the government. it is not free to providers. we are subsidising this policy. it is no
and don't forget, let us know what you are spotting online — use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. the markets very quickly. in asia, things are changing. at the beginning of the day they were all higherfry will beginning of the day they were all higher fry will —— following the lead from wall street. sentiments have changed. i will see you soon. a leading charity is claiming that thousands of parents in england are struggling to pay nursery fees because of problems accessing a government...
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the us commerce department. the us commerce department last year said last year, you know what, boeing, you are right, and levels a 300% tariff on any of those planes coming into the united states. that makes it really prohibitive. what bombardier did is that it appealed its decision to the international trade commission, which is a us agency, a us body, and that body has voted unanimously, 4-0, that body has voted unanimously, 4—0, in favour of bombardier. that 300% tariff that was initially put in place by the us commerce department is now void. samira hussein in new york. and you can find more detail and analysis about bombardier‘s victory on our website and what it means for trade battles worldwide. simply go to bbc.com/news. the entire board of the us gymnastics authority is to resign in the wake of the sexual abuse scandal involving former team on wednesday, nassar was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison for carrying out attacks on over 150 young girls under the guise of medical treatment. peter bow
the us commerce department. the us commerce department last year said last year, you know what, boeing, you are right, and levels a 300% tariff on any of those planes coming into the united states. that makes it really prohibitive. what bombardier did is that it appealed its decision to the international trade commission, which is a us agency, a us body, and that body has voted unanimously, 4-0, that body has voted unanimously, 4—0, in favour of bombardier. that 300% tariff that was initially...
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the use of single use plastic bags plummeted. it raised huge amounts of money that supermarkets have to give then to good causes and charities. it the charge has to be applied or used by businesses that currently employ more than 250 people. so it tends fob the bigger supermarkets. smaller convenience stores are exempt. and the consultation will look at how far the single use plastic bag charge should be extended. and we will see how far it goes. there are some exceptions. for instance, pet shops don't have to charge for the plastic bag that you can carry away a goldfish in. so will we still be able to have goldfish travelling for nothing after this consultation? we will see, but it's clear that the government are really impressed about the impact that this policy has had and are looking to extend it. it has changed things. ben, thank you. thousands of tourists have been left stranded after heavy snow in the alps cut off towns and villages across switzerland, france and italy. visitors are being airlifted out of zermatt, one of s
the use of single use plastic bags plummeted. it raised huge amounts of money that supermarkets have to give then to good causes and charities. it the charge has to be applied or used by businesses that currently employ more than 250 people. so it tends fob the bigger supermarkets. smaller convenience stores are exempt. and the consultation will look at how far the single use plastic bag charge should be extended. and we will see how far it goes. there are some exceptions. for instance, pet...
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stay with us. “— is what they say it is a. stay with us. —— it is. the british army is launching a controversial advertising campaign which it says demonstrate it will "emotionally and physically support" new recruits. the one point £1.6 million campaign features a series of radio and tv ads asking questions such as "what if i get emotional? and "can i be gay in the army?. critics accuse it of poliical correctness and going soft. andy moore reports. the new ads pose a series of questions of. growing up, i had my heart set on the army. another reassures would—be recruits that religious faith will be respected. the army braces that you come from a different faith. even on exercise, there is a moment to go into a cabin and find a corner and do your prayers there. recruiting for the army is a constant battle. every yearfor army is a constant battle. every year for seven years now, more soldiers have left the army then signed up. there is a lot of internal debate about how best it should be done. i love the idea of the army... the army says it is belon
stay with us. “— is what they say it is a. stay with us. —— it is. the british army is launching a controversial advertising campaign which it says demonstrate it will "emotionally and physically support" new recruits. the one point £1.6 million campaign features a series of radio and tv ads asking questions such as "what if i get emotional? and "can i be gay in the army?. critics accuse it of poliical correctness and going soft. andy moore reports. the new ads pose...
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it too uses lidar to look around. interestingly, what it's not doing is looking at the traffic lights to judge what colour they are. they've fitted special sensors to each traffic lights and those sensors talk to the car. that doesn't sound very scalable to me. that sounds like you wouldn't be able to put this sort of technology on the open road, without fitting every single traffic light in the us with these sensors. it is much morejust for predetermined routes for this kind of shuttle vehicles. while i've been riding around in this particular smart vehicle, dave lee has been up in reno, not that far away, looking at a system that's making use of data collected by vehicles like this to help an entire city to move more smoothly. there's been great strides made in self—driving technology, over the past decade or so, but the thing about autonomy is that it's often tested in bright, clear conditions. the real world is much more distracting. sirens. in fact, it's notjust darkness that's difficult for existing autonomous
it too uses lidar to look around. interestingly, what it's not doing is looking at the traffic lights to judge what colour they are. they've fitted special sensors to each traffic lights and those sensors talk to the car. that doesn't sound very scalable to me. that sounds like you wouldn't be able to put this sort of technology on the open road, without fitting every single traffic light in the us with these sensors. it is much morejust for predetermined routes for this kind of shuttle...
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the argument is that you can make use of the space behind it when you're not using it. and in south korea, a lot of people live in high—rise blocks. can you imagine lugging a 65" tv up the stairs or into a lift? much easier if you can roll it down into a handy tube. elsewhere, plenty of other things to see and play with here at ces. here is a telephone from chinese company vivo that does not have a fingerprint scanner on the back, because it has one built into the screen. the 0led display shines light onto your thumb and an optical scanner buried underneath registers what it sees. here is the link flow fit 360. a necklace with three cameras that together live—stitch to make a 360 video. you can record a true first—person view so others can feel like they were truly there too. now, it's important to catch the eye at shows like these which is hopefully what this thing is doing. this is the hypervision display by kino—mo and is capable of projecting life—size images high above the show floor. all right, sexy, that's enough from you. here is the science bit. we ha
the argument is that you can make use of the space behind it when you're not using it. and in south korea, a lot of people live in high—rise blocks. can you imagine lugging a 65" tv up the stairs or into a lift? much easier if you can roll it down into a handy tube. elsewhere, plenty of other things to see and play with here at ces. here is a telephone from chinese company vivo that does not have a fingerprint scanner on the back, because it has one built into the screen. the 0led...
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thank you for taking us been exposed. thank you for taking us through the world media. thank you for watching the briefing. goodbye for now. hello there. a very different feel to the weather over the next few days. the transition began during sunday, some northern and eastern areas stuck below freezing through the afternoon, with some snow. down to the south—west, it was much milder. skip ahead to tuesday, and all of us will be into that mild air, which is moving in our direction on this south—westerly wind, having more of an influence across the british isles as we go through the next couple of days. this monday morning starts off on a much milder note for most. still possibly some icy stretches across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, but many places starting the day with significantly higher temperatures. one area of rain perilously close to parts of south—west england, along the south coast as well. but that rain will be clearing off very quickly, and then essentially across england and wales, through the day, we're looking at large areas of
thank you for taking us been exposed. thank you for taking us through the world media. thank you for watching the briefing. goodbye for now. hello there. a very different feel to the weather over the next few days. the transition began during sunday, some northern and eastern areas stuck below freezing through the afternoon, with some snow. down to the south—west, it was much milder. skip ahead to tuesday, and all of us will be into that mild air, which is moving in our direction on this...
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townsend thought it might come in use. no need tojust townsend thought it might come in use. no need to just yet. townsend thought it might come in use. no need tojust yet. it townsend thought it might come in use. no need to just yet. it got a little bit of a work—outjust after, dale stephens giving bright in the lead, andre marriner making sure there were no problems for him. roy hodgson's aid came from bakary sako, the palace striker catching everyone out to draw the sides level. it was as threatening as the visitors got. brighton swarmed forward and chances came raining in. with little success. . . came raining in. with little success... untilfinally came raining in. with little success... until finally the matchwinner, glenn murray, once of palace, sending his old team out of the cup. but have the final touch bean from his arm? the referee both on the pitch and off were convinced it hadn't. the players not too happy, but the decision the correct one. a new dawn for english football, but a final scene. bbc news. whatever this cup run, wherever it will take us, our prior
townsend thought it might come in use. no need tojust townsend thought it might come in use. no need to just yet. townsend thought it might come in use. no need tojust yet. it townsend thought it might come in use. no need to just yet. it got a little bit of a work—outjust after, dale stephens giving bright in the lead, andre marriner making sure there were no problems for him. roy hodgson's aid came from bakary sako, the palace striker catching everyone out to draw the sides level. it was as...
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i tried to get out by using the button on the door. i found that it was solid with eyes and i tried kicking it and that was no good. i looked around to find something to hit the button with and there were a couple of things that were not suitable until i found a stick of black pudding which is solid and i was able to use it to battle my way through the door. i was so frightened i could not work out how to do it initially but then i found the black pudding stick and moved all of this to get an angle on this button here. i did it by hitting it like this... and as you can see, it isn't that easy now! let's get out of here, it is very cold!|j isn't that easy now! let's get out of here, it is very cold! i agree with you! i normally fry them, gently... not too hot. the button was frozen because when the box was installed , was frozen because when the box was installed, there wasn't a silicon gel put around the button. now i have had it mended.|j gel put around the button. now i have had it mended. i guess you would never think of a black pud
i tried to get out by using the button on the door. i found that it was solid with eyes and i tried kicking it and that was no good. i looked around to find something to hit the button with and there were a couple of things that were not suitable until i found a stick of black pudding which is solid and i was able to use it to battle my way through the door. i was so frightened i could not work out how to do it initially but then i found the black pudding stick and moved all of this to get an...